News: Liz Stringer Drops ‘To Survive’ A Track That Cuts Deep
Liz Stringer Drops New Track ‘To Survive’ – And It’s A Cinematic, Soulful Stunner
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slayer announce two huge uk shows for the summer
SLAYER will return to the U.K. after six years, performing their biggest headline shows ever in the country with special guests Amon Amarth, Anthrax, Mastodon, Hatebreed and Neckbreakker. These shows…
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News: Kip Moore Goes Big With Solitary Tracks – A 23-Song Journey Of Grit And Growth
Kip Moore’s Solitary Tracks World Tour Is Coming
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News: The Kiffness Brings His Viral Madness to Australia
Internet Sensation The Kiffness Is Hitting Australian Stages – And It’s Going To Be Wild
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News: Dua Lipa’s ‘Radical Optimism’ Tour Just Got Bigger With Kita Alexander On Board
Dua Lipa & Kita Alexander Set To Hit Aussie Arenas This March
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Premiere: The magnificent The Finalists unveil the gorgeous and shimmering double A-side singles ‘Yogyakarta Southern Coast’ and ‘L.A. In The Night’
It’s been a long five years since Sydney supergroup The Finalists released their debut album ‘First’ (see my review here), and we are so very pleased to be able to…
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News: The Darkness release new single ‘Walking Through Fire’
The Darkness have released their scorching new single ‘Walking Through Fire’, the latest song to be taken from their forthcoming album ‘Dreams On Toast’ out March 28th via Cooking Vinyl. ‘Walking Through Fire’ is…
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Meet: Ellen Beth Abdi on new single Tenterhooks, songwriting and working with Manchester legends
Despite her youthful years, Ellen Beth Abdi has been a familiar voice in Manchester’s music scene, collaborating with acts like A Certain Ratio and New Order. But now, she’s stepping…
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Meet: 10 Questions with ABRAM
WARNING- Only start reading this if you are Musically obsessed, a bit of a dreamer and LOVE the idea of a ‘regular’ working class nobody punching through with some big…
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Premiere: TVOD return with dystopian video for brilliant new single Uniform
Brooklyn’s TVOD return with Uniform, a taut and angular post-punk track that ebbs and flows before swelling into something punkier though it never fully lets itself off the leash. The…
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